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Mrs. E. A. Hill toxtendyracuseOpen Home forospitality to Out-of-own ^^^h_ 'M' ^^P*^^— ^H

Sunday Chapter«/ JL

U.S. Daughterswo May Functions

Dean Annie Louise MacleodWill Address Meeting on

Thursday Afternoon eonThe annual meeting of General

Asa Danforth Chapter, D. A. B., willbe conducted. Thursday at 2 :30 o'clock

the home of Mrs. Everard, A. Hill,2215 East Genesee Street. Officerswere elected in 1932 lor a three-year

Mmes. Dan J. Kelly andSidney Scobell Will Be

Hostesses at Clubhouse

On Friday afternoon, May 19, at1:30 o'clock, a dessert bridge will begiven at the American Legion club-house by tbe Women's auxiliary toSyracuse Post 41. During: the after-noon a style show will Take place.There will be a prise lor ench table.

Hostesses will be Mrs. Dan J. KellyL

and Mrs. Sidney Scobell, assisted byL I

Mrs. Morris Talcott as chairman; Mrs.John J. Mahon, vice chairman; Mrs.Arthur G. Lyons, Mrs, Edward SchcUl,Mrs. Frank Terry, Mrs. C. WalterWalser, Mrs. Charles Bubbs, Mrs.Lowndes Lloyd, Mrs. Richard. Romans,Mrs. Chester Puller, Mrs. M. A. Llsk,Mrs. Edward McCabe, Mrs. Lewis Dud-ley, Mrs. Snnlord Locke, Mrs. FreyHyatt.

Mrs. Kober Baldwin, Mrs. RaymondGuilfoyle, Airs. Allen Martin, Mrs.James Ventura, Mrs. Daniel Scanlon,Mrs. James Carrlgan. Mrs. Earl Fresh-man, Mrs. Frank Love, Mrs. Scott Hay-ward, Mrs. Percy Thurlow, Mrs. MinaKlllen, Mrs. Harold Lawson and Mrs.Charles Andrews.

Reservations may be made with Mrs.Kenneth Loltus, 168 Lincoln Avenue.

Observe hirst Ladies Day and Opening Dinner atYacht Club; Note Several

Congenial Groups

P np A /"^..-1.A. Council

Will Have Talkby Prof. MelchiorMrs. J. J. Brown, Local Con-

vention Chairman, WillTell of Plans

Prof, William T. Melchoir of Teach-ers College, Syracuse University -will

the speaker at the meeting of theOnondaga Council of Parents :Teachers at the Onondaga Hotel. May18, at 8 P. M. Professor Melchlor'stopic wil be, "How Our TeacherTraining Schools Are Recognizing theNeed of Parental Co-operation." Aforum will follow inth discussion ledby Mrs. Marl: N. Russell, presidentof the Council.

Mrs. Charles Benz will reviewbriefly "Publicity Bromides" which-was presented at the Cornell Institute

Tristram MetcaH, director of Pub-licity for the New York State Con-gress of Parents and Teachers.

Mrs. M. F. Lundigan will give a re-sume of the lectures during the weekof the Institute. The theme: "SomeSocial and Industrial Changes and-Ways in Which They Are AffectingEducation in Home, School and Com-munity."

Plans will be completed for thedelegates to the Spring Conferenceac Camden May 27, at 9:30 A. M.

Mrs. J. J- Brown, local chairman forthe New York State Convention ofParents and Teachers in Syracuse,Oct. 9-12, 1933, will tell of late localconvention plans.

Mothers, DaughtersBe Guests May 1 7 -Of Aloha-Cauldron

The Aloha-Cauldron Club of theY. W. C. A. will have Its annualMother and Daughter, dinner onWednesday night at 6 o'clock. Mrs.Carl Dorr will l^e the speaker of theevening. Special guests will includeMiss Mildred Pinkerton, Mrs. Wil-liam Buell Gere, chairman of theBusiness and Professional Depart-ment; Mrs. Donald S. Chlids, presi-dent of the association, and Mrs.A. H. Fox.

Miss Elizabeth McNary. girl re-•erve executive, will direct the sing-Ing, and Hazel Merrltt, a club mem-ber, will give piano selections. Othernumbers on tHe program include atap dance by Thelma Manter and areading, the "Minuet," by Mrs. DanielKaiper. The committee working onarrangements includes Peg Neuroth,

"chairman. Ina Seaman, IjjlizabethHolcomb, Rosemary Sharrer andMartha Schmidt, club president.

M..J. Camden of Hershey, Pa., willpresent a talkie, "The Story ofMontezuma," at the meeting of theBusiness Girls League on Tuesdaynlghtt .following supper. . Later Inthe evening a funny costume partyU scheduled under the leadershiplluy Baker, social chairman.TT if. • * — - — - • •- ' - • — • . —" . . . —.... „._,.._

The first Ladles Day of the seasonwas conducted Wednesday at theSyracuse Yacht and Country Club.The tables were decorated withspring flowers and Ivory candies.Hostesses were Mrs. John Barzee.Mrs. Fred I. Olmstead. Mrs. RobertPage and Mrs. Ralph Stilwell.

Mrs. Olmstead and Mrs. Barzee en-tertained at lunchoon lor Mrs, RoyGarrison, Mrs. O. D. Mclntosh, Mrs.Clyde O. Barney. Mrs. A. G. Bryant,Mrs. William Snyder, Mrs. Guy Ham-lin. Mrs. G. W. Stark, Mrs. A. ClymerAustin, Mrs. Harry N, Kennedy, Mrs.Ernest Ridings, Mrs. .John Bnrtels,Mrs. Ethel L. Brown, Mrs. E. E. Til-ton, Mrs. Jesse Fellows, . Mrs. LeoSnell, and Mrs. Harry 'Sanford.

Mrs. Page's guests were Mrs. L. P.Hansom, Mrs. Boy Billington, Mrs.Christy Payne, Jr., Mrs. Fred Peck,Mrs. George South, Mrs. Thomas Mc-Cauley, Mrs. Edwin Fisher, Mrs. Wal-ter Kitchens, arji Mrs. Mark Jackson.

Mrs. Dayton Hessler was hostess toMrs. Henry Farnham, Mrs. Ernest M.Meatyard and Mrs. Henry Allen. Mrs.Robert Gang entertained Mrs. HaroldWaldorf, Mrs. Robert Wolff. Mrs. Jo-seph Cashier, Mrs. Joseph Fietrafesaand Mrs. Charles Mantz. Mrs. Wil-liam Quinn's guests Included Mrs.William J. Kuntzsch, Mrs. ArthurFlanagan, and Mrs. Wesley Fleming.

, Hostesses for next week: includeMrs. Harry Warehara, Mrs. ArthurJohnson, Mrs. William Quinn andMrs. Roben Wright.

The Syracuse Yacht and CountryClub had its formal opening recently•with a dinner dance. Among theguests were Mr. and Mrs. Jesse W.Fleck of Detroit, formerly of Syracuse,Mr. and Airs. Harold Kimmey, Mr. andMrs. William Jordan, and Mr. andMrs. Floyd Coursen, who dined to-gether.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold. Waldorf enter-tained In honor of Mr. and Mrs.Charles Burma of Buffalo. Otherguests .were Mr. and. Mrs. RobertWolff, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gang, Mand.. Mrs. L. H. Schellenberg, Mrs.J. Waldorf, Mr. and Mrs. FrancisGates, Mr. and Mrs, Howard Eckel,Miss Elisabeth Holmes,. Miss RobertaSharon. Miss Irene Yeoman, MissHelen McNamara, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-liam Lane, Edward Fennell, EdwardCasey, Bernard Lawlcr and DunhamTyler.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Henney en-tertained Dr. and Mrs. Carl E. Bert-rand, Dr. and Mrs, W, L. Stcinaker,Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Holmes, Mr. andMrs. Howard Zinsmelster, and Mr. andMrs. Edward Barrett.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred I. Olmstead'sguests were Mr. and Mrs. Leon M.Bristol, Dr. -and Mrs. LeRoy Garrison,Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Guilfoil, Dr. andMrs. C. W. W. Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs.A. C, Bryant, Mrs, Eari Howell, M. A.Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. A. ClymerAustin, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mclntosh,Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ridings, Mr. andMrs. Joseph Freidel, Dr. and Mrs.Clyde O. Barney, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bradley.

Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Schumaker en-tertained Mr.' and Mrs. EdwardSchmidt, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Blelck-art, Mrs. Clara Bush and George Lee.In Mr. and Mrs. John Barzee's partywere Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Fellows, Mr.and Mrs. William Rapp, Mr. and Mrs.Otto Werner, Mr. and Mrs. HenryGoldacker', Mr. and Mrs. Robert Was-mer, Mr., and Mrs. Robert Treasure,Mr. and Mrs. Herman Belter and Mr.and Mrs. John Kuckoff,

Dining with Mr. and Mrs. RayKline were 'Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Strat-ton, Mr. .and Mrs. Harry Cook, Mr.and Mrs. O, D. Schmidt, Mrs, E. A.Doegnhardt and Edgar- Herzog.

Miss Sally O'Brien, Miss Mary Ho-gan, Mr. and Mrs, R. A, Stewart, Mr.and, Mrs. H, A. Gray, Drv and Mrs.M. J. Dooling and , Prank Qleasonhad . dinner together. .

Among others noted at the dancewere Mr. and Mrs. William Dteque.Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murphy, Mr.and Mrs, John Dessert, D. and Mrs.Edward Berger, Mr. ana Mri. Ray-__-- • - ! - ----- _^ -™- -» R •— JJ» -**»-*-' -^HW £•• ..... •* .T -i— **

mond Thomasmeyer, Fred Glahn,Mrs. Ines ilcClusky, Miss DorothyUrschel, Dr. Koweth. Pabst. Mr. andMrs. William Quinn, Mr. and MrsJ. J. Kuntzsch. Mr. and Mrs. Charles

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MontK, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Fleming,Mr. and Mrs, Carl Welter, Mr. andMrs. James Dooley, Mr. and Mrs,Harry Warcham, Mr. and Mrs. EarlMiles. Miss Agnes Kene. ClarenceSpencer, Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Conner,Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lonerghan, Dr.and Mrs. Howard Hahn, Mr. and Mrs.Louis Hahn, Mr. and Mrs. WalterQuina, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hager-man, Mr. and Mrs. William Kuhn,T. J. Griffin.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Anderson,Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lardy, Mr. andMrs. Arthur Johnson, Miss EthelHang, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Diesseroth,Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howard, Mr.and Mrs. Robert F. V.-lght, Mr. andMrs. John Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.Kenneth Parmelee, Miss Helen Sny-der, Miss Nona Pippa, Mr. and Mrs.E. J. Perry, Stanley Howes, GeorgeO'Brien, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Tyler,Mr. and Mrs. Max Frey, Mrs. Wen-dell. Browne, Miss Marjorie Yonks,E. A. Gates, Mr. and Airs. C. F. Wol-frora, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Bentley,Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Thomasmeyer,Miss Martha Schillinger, Silby Vin-cent, Charles Mills, Russell Harring-ton, William Lamed, Robert Pageand Harry Pnrcell.

Gradrade TeachersElect Officers;

Diinner on limej 7The May meeting of the Syracuse

Grade Teachers Association was con-ducted in Central High School. Theseofficers were elected for the comingyear: Miss Katherine McDonald, presi-dent; Mrs. H. J. Sandwlck. vice presi-dent; Miss Martha Hogan, recordingsecretary; Mrs. Elsie Hannon, corre-sponding secretary; Miss CharlotteRoss, treasurer.

A dinner will take place at Drum-lins on June 7. These guests will beinvited: Mr. and Mrs. G Carl Alver-son, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Shingleand Mr. and Mrs. John Hummer.

IX WASHINGTONMiss Anna R. Connolly, 529 Tomp-

klns Street, accompanied by her niece,Miss Anna G. Connolly, is passing afortnight in Washington., D. C., visit-ing Mrs. John P. Connolly.

term. Officers and chapter chairmenwill give reports at Thursday's meet-Ing.

A Girl Homemakers program will bepresented und samples of work doneby children of Croton School will beshown. Ten dollars is given by thechapter each year lor the work inaddition to materials. Dean AnnieLouise Macleod or the Syracuse- Uni-versity College of Home Economicswill speak.

k ClubWillSponsorConceit May 16

South Side Library SingersWill Present Novel Pro-

gram; Not Participants

The South Side Library Glee Clubwill present "Under Southern Skies,"Tuesday night, at Kirk Park Com-munity Clubhouse. Kirk Park Com-munity Club is sponsoring the event.

Miss Georgia Cochraile and MissBetty Bailey will sing "The SpinningSong," and Betty and Peggy FillerVvlll dance the minuet, accompaniedat the piano by Mrs. George H. TenEyck.

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Photographs show some of theguests at the opening party of theSyracuse Yacht and Country Club,Upper, left to right: Mr. and Mrs.Theodore C. Thomasmeyer andVincent Sheley and Miss MarthaSchillinger, Mr. and Mrs. John

Barzee, Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. W,Hoffman, Commissioner and Mrs.W. E. Rapp and Mr. anc Mrs. OttoF, Werner. Below: Mr. and Mrs.Robert Page. Mr. and Mrs. Fred I.Olmstead, Mr. and Mrs, A. C. Schu-

macher.

Husbands and Billy SundayClub Are Guests at Uni-

versity M. E.

The Sunday Chapter of the Y. W.C. A. had its last luncheon meetingof the season at the University M. E.Church last Tuesday. Members of theBilly Sunday Club were invited, alsohusbands of the chapter.

J. K. Elliott, W. W. Chipman, E. K.Ives, Abbott Meech, M. H. Merchant,with Amos Phipps at the piano, sangseveral hymns. The Rev. Gcrrit

omen s GolfAssociationL :huncneon Party

which will consist of southern songs,Mrs. Ray Cochrane and. Mrs. HenryO'Neil will be end men, and MissAlice Cochraue and Miss Helen Goff,Dixie pickaninnies. Miss Marie Mar-tin will be "The Seller of Laces," andMrs. Ten Eyck the interlocutor.

Tri-School ClubWill Present Play

The Stunner Smith NottinghamMothers Club will present a mu-sical play with dancing, "In the Handof Make Believe," Saturday after-noon, May 20, at 3 o'clock at Not-tingham Junior High School.

The cast will include pupils olMiss Margaret A. Read and pupils in;ne Sumner Smith Nottingham danc-ing classes.

Mrs. Wm. A. Curtin Is HostessFor Flower Guild Bridge May 17

Onondaga Golf and CountryClub Is Chosen For Hospital

Benefit Games

More than 100 tables of bridge willbe in play on Wednesday night,when Mrs. William A. Curtin is host-ess for the Flower Guild of the On-ondaga General Hospital at the On-oridaga Golf and Country Club. Mrs,John Collins is general chairman;Mrs, John S. Pendergast, chairman ofthe hostesses; Miss Roberta Straub,tickets; Miss Mary M. Cornell, prizes;Mrs. Edward F. Group, publicity, andMiss Kathleen McPherson, chairmanof arrangements. Mrs, Frederick A,Kreuzer is president of the Guild.

Miss Mary M. Connell was hostessfor the regular meeting of the FlowerGuild at her home, 300 HurlburtRoad, recently. There was the usualbusiness,

The next regular meeting of theFlower- Guild will be conducted onThursday night, May 18, at the hos-pital, when Mrs. J, Howard Keller

Mrs. Frederick Sembach will be

GeneraIChairman

Guests at Drumlins IncludePlayers From Nine

Nearby Clubs

Sixty-eight attended the Women'sI I I L

District Golf Association luncheon onWednesday at Drumllns. Decorationswere in pinJc and white.

The guests from Drumlins: Mrs.Payne Bigelou*, Mrs. George Andrews,Mrs. B. W. Perry, Mrs. Harry Marx,Mrs. E. K. Merrltt, Mrs. Roland Hunt,Mrs. Ralph Stoncr, Mrs, FranklinBaKer, Mrs. Harry Hallam, Mrs. R. S.Burlingame, Miss Ruth Sperry andMrs. Chester Fisher.

Bellevue Country Club—Mrs. K. C.Wicks, Miss Annette Meatyard, Mrs.A, Stover, Miss Dorothy Stark, Mrs.J. H. Sturdavent, Miss Harriet Uaboll,Mrs. Harry Smith, Mrs. WilliamStark, Mrs. A. C. Nichols, Mrs. CharlesThels aud. Mrs. C. J. Sorgenfrei.

Qnondnga Golf and Country Club-Mrs. A. G. Seltz, Mrs. C. E. Shiua-man, Mrs. Fred W. Barker, Jr., Mrs.F D, Robinson, Mrs. Joseph Allbone,Mrs. William Grimes, Mrs. J. Clune,Mrs W. Lapham, Jr.r Mrs. Fred Zerbe,Miss Barbara Durston. Miss JanetSmith, Mrs. Robert Brockway, Mrs.James O'Neill, Mrs. Lester Lewis, Mrs.E. C; Gilbert and Miss Betty Butler.

Cazenovia Country Club —'Mrs.Harold D. Dyke and Mrs. LewisAshby,

Seneca Golf Club—Mrs. James Gere,Mrs. George Pulver, Mrs. George Rob-inson, Mrs. W. Getman, Miss Wll-freda Mott, Mrs. S. Spengler and Mrs.Arthur Ba-vls.

Skaneateles Country club—Mra.Mrs, Stuart Raleigh and Mrs. W.Dennlson.

Lafayette Country Club — Mrs.Ralph Shulman, Mrs. Asher Markson,Mrs, Joseph Grody, Mrs. H. Stone andMrs. Gertrude Sednmn,

Syracuse Yacht and Country Club-Mrs. A. J. Spire, Mrs. A. A. Muench,

Mra. Oscar Guilfoil, Miss VirginiaGuilfoil, Mrs, I. Thomasmeyer andMrs. Ralph Murphy.

Tuscarora Club—Mrs. A. B. Bed-ford, Miss Harriet Hilton, Mrs. J. D.Donahue, Mrs.. T. H. Buss and Mrs.Ernest Couverette.

ibraryAssociation toMeet Monday

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William S e e b e r of S. U.School of Speech Will

Read Modern Poetry

Mrs. Alexander E. Ober;ander, act-Ing president of the Charles E.White Library Association, will con-duct the regular monthly meetingnext Monday night at 8:15 o'clockin the library auditorium.

Following the business session, Wil-liam Seeber will give readings frommodern poets. Mr. Seeber is a student | land, Mrs. C. L. Balcy, Mrs. H. S.at the School of Speecn at Syracuse

Heemstra o* Pompton Lakes, N. J.,and Stephen Groner spoke. Springflowers were used for decorations.

Hostesses at the tables were Mrs.Clarence M. Ryan, Mrs. William H.Oot, Mrs. M. R. Grannis and Mrs.Walter V. Watson.

Seated at the presidents table were;Dr. Minnie Mason Beebe, Mr. and Mrs.Abbott Meech, Mr. and Mrs, R. D.Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. H..Dt Andrews,Mr. ancl Mrs. W. B. Hall, Amos Phipps,Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Carter, Mr. andMrs. S. B. Groner, Dr. William C.Sainsbury, the Rev. Gerrit Hecmstra,Mrs. W. C. Sainsbury and Mr. andMrs. S. K. Brcsee.

Other members present were: Mr.and Mrs. W. E. Gaylord, Mrs. M. E,Gray, Mrs. J. D, Sweet, Mrs. Eva A.Williams, Mrs. Henry Nottingham, Mr.and Mrs. M, R. Grannis, Mr. and Mrs.M. H. Merchant, Mrs. J. B. Morehouse,Mrs. L, C. Smith, Mrs. George Flack,Mrs. Charles J. Kenhine, Mrs. LillianBradley, Mrs. Robert Ellis, Mr, andMrs. H. A, Dunn, Mrs. W. H. Powlcs-

1812 to MeetAt Fayetteville

Mrs. C. R, Folsom of Fayettevillswill entertain Onondaga Chapter,United States Daughters of 1812, at;

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the annual meeting Friday afternoon.Mrs. Charles A. Lux will preside, andwill give a report on the recent 1812Associate Council in Washington,D. c. Miss C. Edith Hall, Miss Caty;Weldeii will also report.

Plans will bo made for organisationday In June when, the chapter willcelebrate its 10th -anniversary with,a luncheon. A paper on "SaltSprings and Early Men of Salina"will be presented by Miss Grace E.Lester. ' i

Assisting the hostess will be Mis* ]Grace. E. Lester, Mrs. Grace,. S. Parker. *:Mrs. O. D. Burhans and Miss RuthBurhans.

Miss MonicaPresents Her Pupils in

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University and president of "ThePlayers Club," dramatic society

Berry, Mrs. Leon. J. Bell, Mrs, JohnJ. Schmerhorn, Mrs. Chas. T. Allen,Mrs. A. N. Brundage, Mrs. William D.

sponsored by the Library Association, j Brewster, Alfred L, Wise, E. K. Ives,Adelia L. Mundy, Mrs. Robert Irwin,Mrs, C. R. McCrosky.

Mrs. C. P. Wilkins, Dr. and Mrs,Clarence M. Ryan, Mrs. Charles A. Lux,Miss Helen Walker, Mrs. J. MumfordKeese, Mrs. D. Ryan, Mrs. R. D.Wheeler, Mrs. C. G. McConnell, Mrs.J. R. Clarke, Mrs. E. L. Lancaster, Mrs.H, C. Miller, Mrs. Agnes S. Congdon,Mrs. Jean Andrews, Mrs. Frank Hud-son. W. W. Chipman, Helen Chipman,

K. Elliott, Mrs. William H. Osborn,Mrs. H. W. Osborn, Mrs. William Oot,Mrs. William Hoffman, the Rev. JohnM. Beck, Mrs. John M. Beck, Mr. and

Phi Sigma Alumnae will conduct j Mrs. x> F. Devlin, William Hoffman,the Rev. John M, Beck, Mrs. JohnM. Beck, Mr. and Airs. I. F. Devlin,Miss E. Welgel, Mrs. L. C. Filsinger,

The players recently produced "HighLife About Town, or, The Good Wom-an," by Weller Embler, instructor orEnglish at Syracuse University.

The members of the associationare invited to bring friends to Mon-day night's meeting.

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Phi Sigma PlansSilver Tea TodayAt Nicholson Home

Cafe DewitTuesday, May 16, 8 P.M.

Dancin FollowinADMISSION 50c

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a silver tea this alternoon from 4 to6 o'clock at the home of Mrs. EeesNicholson, Trinity Place. This teais for the purpose of welcomingmembers from the active group o! **• D. M.Pratt Mrs J. Hartaws,the sorority who are about to enter Mrs- H- c- Torbert, Mrs. C. W. Cabeen,the Alumnae Chapter.

• The committee " lor ' arrangementsconsists of Miss Gntce Thompson,Mrs. Rees Nicholson and -Miss Pran-ces Collins

Mrs. W. A. Sweet and Mrs. J. KTnkel-

CAMERON CLASSThe Cameron Class of Danforth

Mrs. Nicholson will sing and Miss United Church will meet Tuesday

Women of RotaryLuncheon Meeting

The annual meeting of the Womenof Rotary will follow a luncheonWednesday, at Drumlina.

Mrs. T. p. Holihan and Mrs. L. H.Weinheimer entertained the executiveboard of the Women of Rotary atKrebs, Wednesday. Those present:Mrs. Arthur N. Ellis. Mrs. GarretBrown, Mrs, Alfred C&dy, Mrs. H. J.Churchell, Mra. F. I. Daniels, Mrs.John J. Hand, Mrs. Henry Mills, Mrs.Charles Miller, Mrs. Carol Savage,Mrs. C. A. Sayers, Mrs, Will LansingSeeley, Mra. Don Leoman And Mra.

Ruth Doran, will give a tap dance.l _ J _ _ ^ ^ L ^ ^ dl ^ B ^ BVWV

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Commonweal ClubTo Have Sale and Play

Flans for fall activities -were ,pre-sented by Miss Rosamond Praeger,president of the Commonweal Club,at a meeting of the executive board,at Huntlngton Club recently.

,At the regular Commonweal Clubnext Tuesday, a. "hobby sale" will beconducted before the performance of"The Ladies of Cranford" by membersof the club.

night at 8 o'clock at the home orMrs. Paul Kcene, 302 Robineau Road.Entertainment will be presented bythe members of the class.

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